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In recent years, Marvel Studios has had numerous projects in development that have never been officially announced. Among them are "Strange Academy," a potential spinoff series from the "Doctor Strange" franchise, and "The Champions," a series expected to unite a new generation of superheroes including Ms. Marvel and the second Hawkeye. While both projects were initially conceived as television series, they now appear to be undergoing a potential transformation.
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Renowned entertainment journalist Daniel Richtman recently reported on his Patreon page that Marvel is now considering adapting "Strange Academy" and "The Champions" into feature films. The current roster for "The Champions" is expected to include Ms. Marvel (Kamala Khan), the second Hawkeye (Kate Bishop), and Scarlet Witch and Vision's twin sons, Wiccan and Speed. In the comics, Strange Academy is a magic school founded by Doctor Strange, featuring students from various races and boasting its own comic book series; "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" previously laid groundwork for it in a post-credits scene.
Furthermore, Richtman also revealed in the same report that Lucasfilm intends to adapt the "Star Wars" Legends novel series, the "Thrawn Trilogy." However, what was initially planned as a film adaptation is now being considered as a television series, a direct reversal of the situation with "Strange Academy" and "The Champions."
via： Daniel Richtman